Is there a coastal path around the Isle of Wight?

The Isle of Wight Coastal path can be split into six sections; with each part offering you something unique. Whether you’re travelling to the Island via Yarmouth, Cowes or Ryde, you’ll be able to pick up the coastal path easily from your ferry or hovercraft terminal.

How far is the coastal path around the Isle of Wight?

70-mile
The full Isle of Wight Coast Path walking holiday takes a 70-mile route around the entire island coastline. There is plenty of interesting sites to discover along the trail, including both natural wonders and historic landmarks.

Is the Isle of Wight good for walking?

Since the Isle of Wight is an island, you should expect that it has a coastal hiking trail that you can enjoy. If you’re a fan of seeing the sandy beaches and blue seas, then taking the Coastal Path of the Isle of Wight is the perfect hiking trail for you.

How long does it take to walk the Isle of Wight coastal path?

The Isle of Wight Coastal Path is an exhilarating walk around the island’s coastline. It can easily be done in four or five days of walking, although very fit people may choose to do it in as little as three. The nature of the path is varied and is in many ways a microcosm of the mainland’s coastline.

Can you walk to the Isle of Wight from the mainland?

to walk on walk than if it were grass or wet sand. The only thing unique about this is its proximity to the Isle of Wight. A walk I prefer, with much the same scenery is approx 20km west along the coast to Hengistbury Head.

How long does it take to drive around Isle of Wight?

How long does it take to drive around the Isle? From one end to the other would take around an hour without traffic. You could circle the entire perimeter in three hours.

Can you walk all around the Isle of Wight?

The Isle of Wight coastal path is about 70 miles. You can obviously walk it in a couple of days if you’re a lunatic, or you can take a month doing it if you really want to, but bear in mind that some parts of the route are very rural so don’t have many accommodation options.

Are there seals on the Isle of Wight?

As far as the Island is concerned, seals can be seen almost anywhere when in the sea. To see them on land, Ryde Sands is one place to spot them but the most reliable site is the Newtown estuary, especially near the entrance.

What is the closest point to the Isle of Wight?

The bay’s northernmost point is Cliff’s End (Fort Albert) the closest point of the Island to the British mainland, with Hurst Castle lying at the end of a long peninsula just 1500 metres (a little less than a mile) to the northwest. The southernmost point is Warden Point.

How many days do you need in Isle of Wight?

Minimum would be three days – you could spend some time in the New Forest (great for cyclers) and a night in Southampton on the days before and after your visit.

Is the Isle of Wight expensive?

Of the towns and cities analysed, the study revealed that the Isle of Wight is amongst one of the cheapest places for families to buy food. The Island ranked the 3rd most affordable, whilst nearby Bournemouth ranked in the top 5 most expensive places along with London, Leeds and Edinburgh.

Where can I see seals in Devon?

Here’s Where You Can See Dolphins & Seals in Devon

• Berry Head, Brixham. Dolphins are regularly spotted interrupting calm Devon waters a couple miles off Brixham.
• Ilfracombe Sea Safari.
• Dartmouth Coastal Cruise.
• Labrador Bay.
• Prawle Point.
• Sea Kayak Devon.
• Lundy Island Seals.